I love your recaps, Kate. And I hope Kaitlyn is just there to make out with a bunch of dudes because why the fuck not?

I have bought a lot of stuff from Old Navy in the past couple years, and I buy online from their plus line. Frankly, I don’t have time to go to the mall anyway. I wish the clothes weren’t made in a sweatshop, and I’d happily pay more, but there’s a dearth of options out there. The style and fit of their clothes have…

Do you think that one person has a $6 billion pixie pant fetish?

I unabashedly love Old Navy. It has happened more than once that I have gone into one to look around and realized the outfit I am wearing is entirely from Old Navy.

I don’t! But i starred the fuck out of your comment because what you fantasize about should never call into question your status as a feminist :)

I’ve been eagerly waiting every post from this series with you and NVC, because I KNEW you gals would introduce me to something that fit the bill.

One more story - I was in a wedding party where one of the groomsmen planned to propose to the maid of honor. All the men were warned to stay away from the tossed garter and the women told to let her catch the bouquet. The bride and groom made it clear that they were doing the whole…

I am 35, and although I would never admit it if asked, I’m sort of sad that I’ve been forever single and have given up on the idea of getting married. Having said that, if I get hauled out on to one more dancefloor at a wedding for a bouquet toss because people cannot stop screaming my name to get out there, having…

A star for “matrimonial voodoo”

I never get tired of your username.

these low-rise jeans demand confidence, strategy—and let’s be honest, some crunches

I told a friend of mine that when I get married, I want to stick a firework in the bouquet at the end of the night. And just let the flowers explode.

“4 out of 5 previous sexual partners/dentists recommend that you spank my ass.”

Millennials are not digital natives. The term was coined in 1987 and meant to describe anyone born in 1982 to about (or maybe a tad before), so before smartphones, internet, mp3s, etc. Only half the country was using the internet in 2000. The 3rd generation iPod (the one that really put it on the map) wasn’t released…

I’m solidly millenial, born in 1990, and have plenty of childhood memories pre-internet. Specifically, ordering toys/Zoobooks off the blue screened TV commercials, being told to lookup answers to questions in the household encyclopedia, and I still can remember some of my friends phone numbers from the days you had to…

to be truthful: ambivalence, pregnancy phobia and a deep love of being irresponsible for hours on end may actually be the main players

Never, ever take advice from a person who tells you “babies don’t need stability, they just love you.”

Oh god, my SO’s (very liberal, very sweet) mother asked me last year how my mother felt about having two daughters who were almost 30, unmarried and without children. Between us we joined the army, got 2 BAs, 2 MA’s and learned to manage other human beings in our 20’s. I have no idea how we could have possibly fit in…

Attention, parents of millennials (or tail-end gen x-ers as it were): nobody can effing afford anything-weddings, babies, rent, food... Help out with all those labor rights you worked on rolling back and then we can talk. Maybe. “Finally” got married to LT partner at 33, very low-key deal, and still have not produced…

Cosigned!